Ship tracking data shows that a Greek-operated oil tanker carrying Saudi cargo passes through Hormuz.
Analysis from ship tracking?platforms Kpler?and Lloyd's List?Intelligence on Monday showed that a?Greek operated oil tanker?sailed?through the Strait?of Hormuz?with?a?cargo?of Saudi Arabian crude?and its destination listed as India.
MarineTraffic data showed that the Shenlong Suezmax tanker, which has a 1 million-barrel capacity, loaded crude oil in the Saudi port of Ras Tanura.
According to the data, the ship last recorded its 'position' inside the strait in March before updating its position and indicating that it was'sailing' to the Indian port Mumbai.
Dynacom, the Athens-based vessel's manager, did not?response immediately to a request for comment. (Reporting and editing by Jonathan Saul, Renee Maltezou)
(source: Reuters)
